A family hike lasts 4-6 hours and involves no site danger. Trails are chosen
for streams, lakes and waterfalls you see along the way and seldom involve
extended elevation gains. Planned stops allow ample time for resting and ejoying
the simple beauty of nature.
An intermediate hike lasts 6-8 hours and may involve some site danger.
Children on these hikes should be at least 13 years old. Clients should have
previous hiking experience and dress appropriately. They should pack a lunch and
carry rain gear and a water bottle. Trails are chosen for their access to remote
areas, glaciers and alpine meadows.
An advanced hike lasts 8-14 hours or may extend several days. Site danger and
prolonged exposure to the elements should be expected. No technical climbing
will be involved and ropes will not be used. Clients should have considerable
hiking experience and understand the requirements of travel through dense bush
and above tree line. On multi-day hikes clients will carry their own food,
sleeping gear, and tent. These hikes are not advertised and not shown on local
maps. A pre-trip interview is required with the guide.
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